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Resource-Aware Parameter-Efficient Model Adaptation for Onboard High-Dimensional Data

NeurIPS 2026 · Architectures and efficiency › Pruning and efficient tuning · approach: Low-rank compression and merging · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes NE-LoRA, a LoRA variant with a GELU-activated auxiliary low-rank branch and differentiated per-matrix learning rates for updating onboard hyperspectral classifiers under limited LEO uplink bandwidth.

Problem

Updating hyperspectral satellite models onboard is hard because LEO uplink bandwidth is limited (about 12 Mbps measured) and high-dimensional spectral-spatial inputs make models and updates large.

Approach

Augment LoRA with a GELU-activated auxiliary low-rank branch that is folded into an equivalent low-rank update before upload, plus a differentiated learning-rate scheme (larger for output-side matrices, reduced for the largest-norm layer) to handle asymmetric initialization and gradient dynamics.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Salinas Valley Pavia University HyRANK-Loukia WHU-LongKou

Benchmarks: Salinas Valley Pavia University HyRANK-Loukia WHU-LongKou

Metrics: Overall Accuracy Average Accuracy Kappa coefficient total parameters trainable parameters upload parameters

Baselines: No Fine-tuning Full Fine-tuning LoRA LoRA+ VeRA

Builds on: LoRA LoRA+ VeRA Kaiming initialization GELU

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